There are several variations of a drunk driving charge in Michigan. All of these different charges, from a first offense misdemeanor OWI to the 3rd offense felony, carry the potential for: jail, fines and suspension or restriction of your driver’s license.

No one plans for their night to end in a drunk driving offence. If you find yourself in this situation you need the advice and counsel of an experienced criminal defence attorney.
Michael Dick routinely represents clients for OWI offences in the absolute toughest courts for OWI offences in the state of Michigan. Michael listens to his client’s needs and concerns and works diligently to fight for the best possible outcome. He investigates all available evidence, from the initial stop through chemical evidence testing, to ensure that his client’s rights are protected and that the police have complied with all legal requirements.

What if I have a prior drunk driving conviction?

Drunk driving will be charged as a second offence if it occurs within 7 years of the first conviction. If an individual is charged with a third drunk driving at any point during their lifetime, it will be charged as a felony OWI 3rd.